Soldier Praises General Lawton by Indianapolis Veteran
James R. Earl of the Thirty-fourth volunteers recalls Gen Henry W Lawton as a soldier’s friend loved by officers and men. He describes Lawton leading from the front at Lawton's Ford, mud and all, sharing danger and basic needs, and notes the helmet's distinct khaki mark. Earl served in Luzon 1899 1901 and later joined Manila police.
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Henry W. Lewton
James R. Earl
L Company
Indianapolis
Lawton
Ear
Luzon
Philippine Islands
Eighteenth St
Kingan and Company
Metropolitan Police Force
Manila
Gen. Lawton
Earl
Mr. Earl
Rio Grand River
Flag Falls at the Stand Amid Tight Security
A crowd surrounded the stand as a guard line formed and no one could approach under the flag from that moment until after the speech. The incident reflected heightened security as speakers addressed the audience.
President Roosevelt Arrives in Indianapolis amid Fan Fare
Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Indianapolis aboard the Big Four line at 11:00 am after leaving Canton for Mrs McKinley's funeral. A huge crowd greets him at Union Station as he and Vice President Fairbanks proceed toward Meridian Street. The visit includes a school ceremony at Monument Place, milk break with a farmer, and a brisk walk with the president leading the pace.
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Canton
New York Produce Prices Reported by Scripps-McRae
New York markets show pork, lard, tallow and butter values with prices noted for various grades. Pork arcue at 17.75 to 18.50, lard Western steam spot 9.20 to 9.00, tallow city 6 1/2 to 6 3/4 percent, butter Copel extra 24 25 cents, state dairy and western white fancy around 16 cents per pound.
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Scripps-McRae Piess Association
New York
Pork—arcue
Western Steam
Copel Extra
Western
Roosevelt Praises Valor of Grant and Lee Armies
The address extols the immortal heritage of duty and devotion shared by all Americans, honoring the soldiers led by Grant and Lee. It emphasizes national unity and pride in the shared sacrifices of the Civil War era, urging readers to carry forward the spirit of service.
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Grant
Lee
Theodore Roosevelt
President Roosevelt and Fairbanks Walk in Ohio
President Theodore Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks walked through Akron Ohio on Wednesday afternoon with Fairbanks appearing tired after the strenuous route. The excursion began at six o clock with the presidential car detaching three miles from town as the group toured hilly surroundings.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Akron
Ohio
Ohio Hills
Loeb
Rixey
Hege
Mag
Roosevelt Parade Draws Round of Cheers in Circle
Crowds packed the Circle before President Roosevelt's carriage moved north toward the vice president's residence. Children on the monument steps waved as he bowed from the car, and he greeted the Columbia club members in windows. Flowers and flags were laid on lawns before his arrival, each bouquet containing a small finger.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Fairbarks
Columbia Club
Meridian St
Monument
Roosevelt Wheels Through Crowded Street Scene
Spectators surged along the sidewalk and terraces as President Roosevelt’s carriage passed the federal building. A boy shouted There goes Teddy while the crowd cheered and postmen and clerks saluted, Roosevelt smiling and bowing amid a sea of flags and excitement along Meridian Street.
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Roosevelt
Federal Building
Teddy
University Park
Meridian-st
Opening Prayer at Lawton Monument Ceremony
Rev. D. R. Lucas delivered the invocation during the opening ceremony for the state lawstone monument unveiling in Lawton. The event marked the dedication with officials and attendees present for the solemn prayer and remarks.
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Lawton
D. R. Lucas
Monument to a Leader Within the Temple of Justice
A solemn speech honors a president and vice president, praising their service and pledging a lasting memorial. The orator asks that a sculptured likeness stand in the Temple of Justice as a timeless teacher, reminding future generations of their benefactors and the life they exemplified. The tribute recalls sacrifice, achievement, and reverence for national values.
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Temple of Justice
Indiana
Great Leader to Come Acknowledged in Monument Dedication
Dr. Lucas, a renowned Indianapolis figure active in city affairs and state issues, is praised at a memorial event. The address honors the presidency, loyalty to the flag, and the memory of fallen soldiers while invoking prayer for leaders, veterans, widows, and orphans.
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Lawton
Lucas
Indianapolis
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Illinois
Roosevelt Honored as Great Occasion in Indiana
Gov. J. Frank Hanly introduced President Theodore Roosevelt as part of a formal ceremony praising his purpose and character. The remarks emphasized the significance of honoring a leader whose memory represents national ideals.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Gov
J. Frank Hanly
Lawton the Soldier Messenger of Peace
Gov. J Frank Hanly spoke on Lawton’s sacrifice in Luzon describing him as a fearless leader who embodied liberty and civilization. He noted Lawton rose from private to major general, loved his Indiana home, and was brought home to rest in Arlington after a long journey from distant lands. The speech marked the unveiling of a commission’s offering and the nation’s tribute in Washington.
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J. Frank Hanly
Lawton
Gov. Hanly
San Mateo
Luzon
Henry W. Lawton
Shiloh
Stones River
Chickamauga
Atlanta
Nashville
Franklin
Arizona
el Caney
Great West
Philippines
Indiana
Washington
Arlington
Republic of the Dead
Parade Escorts Roosevelt Through City Crowd Cheers
Regulars, veterans, and National Guard units escort President Roosevelt from the Fairbanks residence to the Lawton monument at 2 pm. The parade includes U S Army bands, Indiana National Guard units, civic groups, veterans organizations, and police detachments with a coordinated, orderly procession amid cheering crowds.
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National Guard
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Lawton Monument
Charles W. Fairbanks
N. Meridianst
Lne
Maccabees
Father Mathew Brigade
Dr Long waits for Roosevelt reply after open letter
STAMFORD Conn May 30 Dr William J Long the writer called a nature faker by President Roosevelt rests on his guns and plans to wait for a personal letter reply before releasing yesterday's open letter He says he has a mass of material that would make things mighty interesting for Roosevelt and other critics
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Stamford
Conn
Willim J. Long
Roosevelt
Pickpocket Arrested In Cleveland Man Nabbed For Theft
George Hart age 32 living Cleveland was arrested by Patrolman Scribner at the corner of Witness and Chiosts after being seen stealing a pocketbook. Ten words free three days in The Run under Rent Rooms Help Wanted.
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George Hart
Cleveland
Scribner
Witness
Crowds Cheer the Presiden Armstrong Event
Crowds cheer as notable figures including John A. Armstrong Frank D. Gross and Joseph A. Minturn appear alongside Col. John Fesler and Moses G. McLain in a public gathering. The crowd's response echoes strong support for the president and accompanying dignitaries at the event.
Mud Hens Beaten In Morning Game
Special to The Susquehanna May 30 Toledo loses 4 0 0 Indianapolis 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 6 8 Indians score in fifth and seventh innings as Hens make errors. Himes stars for Indianapolis with two doubles and strong fielding. Sutthoff strikes out four for Toledo amid costly errors by Krug and Barbeau. Attendance 2,333.
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Carr
Indianapol
Barbeau
Krug
Seigle
Hook
Williams
Coulter
Himes
Willams
Sutthoff
Seigi
William
Himés
Land
Joseph Clarke
Smoot
Sbarbeau
Perring
Hooke
Bill Clarke
Indianapolis
Kellum
Sullivan
Morning Baseball Scores From Philadelphia and Washington
Scrippa McRae Press Association reports two morning games. In Philadelphia, Philadelphia beat Boston 5 to 3 with Dygert and Shreck behind Oberlin and Armbruster. In Washington, New York defeated Washington 6 to 1 with Orth and Kleinow Smith at bat and Blankenship on deck.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Philadelphia
Boston
Dygert and Shreck
Oberlin and
Armbruster
Washington
New York
Orth
Kleinow Smith and Blankenship
Tie in the Ninth. Cleveland Detroit Game Ends In 0-0 Tie
Cleveland and Detroit battled to a 0-0 tie after nine innings. Rhoades pitched for Cleveland and Killian for Detroit as May 30 in Cleveland, Ohio, saw a goalless conclusion.
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Scrippsa-McRae Presa Association
Cleveland
Rhoades
Killian
Detroit
National League scores and pairings from Brooklyn Pittsburg Philadelphia
In Brooklyn Brooklyn hosted Boston with McIntyre Ritter Young and Needham supporting the 0 8 2 line against Boston 4 8 2. Pittsburg Chicago featured Taylor Kling Liefield Gib son on 6 9 percent while Moren Dooin Wiltse Bresnahan contested Philadelphia New York 5 10 1 vs 2 3 2.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Brooklyn
Boston
McIntyre
Ritter
Young and Needham
Pittsburg
Chicago
Taylor
Kling
Liefield
Gibson
Philadelphia
New Yor
Moren
Dooin
Wiltse
Bresnahan
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts May Report
Chicago live stock market figures show cattle receipts at 13 000 with prices rising 10 to 20 cents. Prime beeves range from 6 to 6.50, westerns 4.10 to 4.80, cows and heifers 2.85 to 5.50, canners 1.76 to 7. The hog market had 27 000 receipts, steady with light hogs to 6.30, mixed to 6. Isle, heavy to 6.20, pigs 6.66 to 6.20. Sheep receipts 21 000, lambs 10 cents lower, native sheep 14.50 to 16.50, western sheep 4.50 to 6.50, native lambs 6.60 to 9.00, western lambs 6.60 to 8.00.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Receipts May 2
Cattle receipts 1,165 steady with butcher grades extra 5.60 to 5.75 good to choice 4.80 to 6.00 common to fair 3.50 to 4.50 calves lower extra 6.75 hogs receipts 3,663 steady good choice packers and butchers 6.24 to 6.30 mixed packers 6.25 to 6.27 sheep receipts 1,361 strong extra 5.10 to 6.25 lambs steady extra 5.00 to 6.25 spring lambs 6.50 to 6.80.
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Scrippe-McRae Press
Cincinnati
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Messenger OF Peace
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U. S
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Indiana National Guard
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A. J. West
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Thirtieth Indiana
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